dolce
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8.1
- noun
- /ˈdoʊlʧeɪ/
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postre
- For dessert, we enjoyed a delicious dolce made with fresh strawberries and cream.
- dolce vita
- Gorgonzola dolce
- dolce far niente
It is a fried churro filled with what looks to be Dolce de leche.
- It is a fried churro filled with what looks to be Dolce de leche.
Examples
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I've never had Dolce de leche ice cream and I've never said it.
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So today we're cooking another Dolce, another dessert, and we will.
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I like the cinnamon dolce flavor at Starbucks too.
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The last thing I got for myself, the cinnamon Dolce Barista Collection syrup.
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I usually have a brewed coffee in the morning and treat myself to a skinny latte a couple of times a week (cinnamon dolce is my favorite).
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Can I get a medium cinnamon dolce latte with almond milk, two shots of caramel, and a shot of espresso?
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After dinner, my grandmother always served a traditional Italian dolce to conclude the meal.
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The restaurant is famous for its rich chocolate dolce that melts in your mouth.
Synonyms
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1.0
A sweet dish eaten at the end of a meal
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3.9
An Italian dessert of a fried pastry tube filled with sweet ricotta cheese
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2.5
A creamy Italian frozen dessert thicker than ice cream
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4.2
A creamy Italian dessert made from sweetened cream set with gelatin, often with fruit
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A layered Italian ice cream with fruit and nuts
Sweet dishes in Italian cooking, like tiramisu and panna cotta
A round Italian cake of sponge filled with sweet ricotta and candied fruit
Compounds
How Sweet
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Etymology
Dolce is the Italian word for 'sweet' and is used on menus to mean a sweet dish or dessert. So when you order a dolce you are asking for something sweet to finish your meal.